Welcome to beyond Question A fun new way to learn

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Welcome to beyond Question A fun new way to learn
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• Occasionally throughout this lecture you will be
  presented with a multiple choice or true/false
  question. Use the assigned remote to log in your
  answer.

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Lets practice

• ??The principal of Wheeler High School is
• Dr. David Chipbony
• Dr. David Chipmonk
• Dr. David Chipndale
• Dr. David Chiprany

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If you selected D Chiprany you are correct!

• D. Dr. David Chiprany

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Heres another one..??The Father of Modern
Medicine is

• Asclepius
• Hippocrates
• William Harvey
• Imhotep

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The Father of Modern Medicine is

• B. Hippocrates
• (Remember him he will be on your final)

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Alright lets begin
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Healthcare Systems

• Standard
• Given The textbook, lecture materials, handouts,
  and access to the internet.
• What Describe different types of healthcare
  facilities. Analyze government agencies and the
  services they offer. Describe the services
  offered by non profit agencies.
• How well Receive a passing grade on a written
  unit test

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Interesting Facts

• Healthcare is one of the largest and fastest
  growing industries in the U.S.
• The field employs over 9.8 million workers in
  over 200 different careers
• Two billion dollar a day industry

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??You will be assessed at the end of this unit by

1. Skills performance check
2. Written test
3. Research paper
4. There will be no assessment

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You will be assessed at the end of this unit by

• B. Written test

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The awareness of the many different kinds of
health care systems is important for any health
care worker.
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Lets talk about hospitals.

• Would you know which metro area hospital you
  should go to if you had a serious burn?
• Lets find out.

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Did you know hospitals are classified based on
the type of funding they receive not the type of
service they offer?Its True

• Private usually by patient fees and/or
  organization that provide financial support.
• Religious religious support and patient fees.
• Non-Profit patient fees and donations.
• Government tax monies and/or patient fees

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• Okay, while we classify them by how they get
  their money there are different types of
  hospitals.

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General Hospitals
Provide a wide range of diagnostic, medical,
surgical, and emergency care. They are staffed by
physicians, surgeons, nurses, and support
staff. Example Kennestone Hospital is a general
hospital treating a wide range of conditions
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Specialty Hospitals
Provide inpatient care for clients with
persistent, recurring diseases or complex medical
conditions which require long-term stays.
Examples burn, cancer, children, psychiatric,
rehabilitation, and orthopedic
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Remember I asked where would you go if you were
seriously burned? The answer is.GRADY

• Not only does Grady have a first rate burn unit
  it also has one of the three level I Trauma units
  in the state of Georgia
• Level I means it is staffed 7 days a week 24
  hours a day with trauma surgeons

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Government Hospitals
Veteran's Administration Hospitals provide care
for military service personnel State psychiatric
hospitals serve the mentally ill
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University or College Medical Centers

• Provide training for healthcare workers, give
  medical care, and conduct medical research.

Emory University Hospital
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?? St. Josephs Hospital is what classification of
hospital

• Non Profit
• Religious
• Government
• Private

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In any type of hospital facility, a wide range of
trained health workers is needed at all levels.
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?? How much money is spent on healthcare per day?

1. Two hundred thousand dollars
2. Two million dollars
3. Two billion dollars
4. Two Trillion dollars

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How much money is spent on healthcare per day?

• C. Two billion dollars

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?? Hospitals are classified based on

1. Type of disease they treat
2. Age of patients they treat
3. Type of funding they receive
4. Number of Doctors on staff

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Hospitals are classified based on

• C. Type of funding they receive

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Other health delivery systems..
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Due to an ever increasing geriatric population a
variety of health systems have arisen to serve
the needs of this aged population.
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Convalescence Care

• Facilities dedicated to the gradual recovery of
  health and strength after illness.
• Generally engage in geriatric care

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Assisted Living

• For older individuals with active lifestyles
• offers an opportunity to live independently
• access to healthcare professionals
• assistance with activities of daily living

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Long-term Care Facility

• Referred to as residents instead of patients
• Assist with ADL (activities of daily living) such
  as bathing, dressing, eating, medication
  management

• Provide care for clients with physical or mental
  disabilities, and individuals with chronic or
  long-term illness

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Nursing or Geriatric Homes

• Usually for individuals who can not care for
  themselves
• Provide skilled nursing care

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?? Which of the following would not be considered
an ADL

• A. Administering IV medication
• B. Money management
• C. Shopping
• D. Dressing

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Extended Care Facilities(transition patients out
of hospitals)

• Provide skilled nursing and rehabilitative care
• Prepare residents for return to home environment
  or other long-term facility

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Home Health CareProvide care in the home for
patient/clients who do not require hospitalization

• Nursing care
• Personal care bathing, dressing, etc.
• Therapy physical, occupational, respiratory,
  speech
• Homemaking food preparation, cleaning, washing,
  etc.

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?? Which of the following facilities would be the
best choice for a patient who has recently
undergone hip replacement surgery?

• Long-term Care Facility
• Nursing Home
• Home Health Care
• Extended Care Facility

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Which of the following facilities would be the
best choice for a geriatric patient who has
recently undergone hip replacement surgery?

• D. Extended Care Facility

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?? Which of the following would assist with ADLs

• A. Nursing Home
• B. Assisted Living Facility
• C. Extended Care Facility
• D. All of the above

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Which of the following would assist with ADLs

• D. All of the above

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Rehabilitation Facilities

• Provide care directed at helping patient with
  physical or mental disabilities obtain maximum
  self care and function.
• Can be located in hospitals, clinics, and/or
  private centers.
• Services can include physical, occupational,
  recreational, speech, and hearing therapies.

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?? Which of the following would not be a service
offered at a rehabilitation center

• Speech Therapy
• Massage
• Drug counseling
• They are all services of rehab centers

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Which of the following would not be a service
offered at a rehabilitation center

• D. They are all services of rehab centers

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Ambulatory Care/Clinics

• Offer outpatient services for patients who are
  able to walk.
• Provide immediate care for a variety of illnesses
• Located in stand alone facilities or retail
  outlets

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Clinics

• Clinics can be operated by corporations or
  private groups and provide specialized care
• Examples include
• surgical
• emergency
• rehabilitation
• diabetes or oncology (cancer) clinics

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Clinics cont.

• Hospitals often operate clinics such as
  outpatient clinics.
• Health departments offer clinics such as
  pediatric care, sexually transmitted diseases,
  respiratory diseases, immunizations, and other
  special services.
• Medical Centers at colleges/universities offer
  clinics for various conditions
• frequently these offer free care
• provide learning experience for students

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Physician and Dental Facilities

• Range from privately owned to part of large
  corporately owned
• Services examinations, diagnosis, treatment,
  basic lab tests, minor surgery, and other similar
  care.

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?? Dental offices can be found in retail outlets
or malls

• True
• False

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Dental offices can be found in retail outlets or
malls

• A. True

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Laboratories

• Can be part of a facility or operate as separate
  health care service
• Medical labs perform diagnostic tests
• Dental labs prepare dentures and other devises

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Mental Health Facilities

• Deal with mental disease and disorders
• Examples
• Chemical abuse treatment centers for alcohol/drug
  abuse
• Physical abuse treatment centers (child or spouse
  abuse)

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?? True or False Many teaching hospitals operate
free clinics to provide additional practice for
their med students.

• A. True
• B. False

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?? True or False Many teaching hospitals operate
free clinics to provide additional practice for
their med students.

• A. True

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Emergency care services

• Provide special care for accidents or sudden
  illness
• Ambulance services private and governmental
• Rescue squads frequently operated by fire
  departments
• Emergency care clinics and centers
• Emergency rooms operated by hospitals
• Helicopter or airplane emergency services

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Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)

• A type of managed care organization
• Stress wellness (preventative healthcare)
• Provide health services including
• Hospitalization
• Basic medical services
• Immunizations
• Basic check ups
• Education

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Industrial Care Centers

• Located in large industries or companies
• Provide health care for employees of the industry
• Services basic exams, teach accident
  prevention/safety, provide emergency care

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School Health Services

• Found in schools and colleges
• a. Emergency care for accidents and sudden
  illness
• b. Tests to check for health conditions speech,
  hearing, vision
• c. Promote health education
• d. Maintain safe and sanitary school environment
• e. Counseling

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Tele-Health

• Offer medical services through interactive
  audiovisual media such as computers or closed
  circuit television
• Provide healthcare, including consultations,
  procedures, and examinations, to remote areas or
  communities that do not have full time healthcare
  providers

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Senior Day Care

• Provide care for elderly people who are able to
  live at home but need care when the family is away

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Hospice Agencies

• Provide care for terminally patients with life
  expectancy of six months or less
• Care provided in patients home or in hospice
  facility
• Allows a person to die with dignity and in
  comfort
• Provides psychological, social, spiritual, and
  financial counseling for both patient and family.

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Where Should You Go??????
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?? You are a 74 y/o ? with diabetes and failing
eyesight. You no longer are able to drive

• Hospice
• Assisted Living Facility
• Nursing Home
• Home Health Care

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If you selected Assisted Living or Home Health
Care I would agree.
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17 Y/O ? seriously injured in a motor vehicle
accident while under the influence of alcohol

• Emergency services
• Hospital
• Rehabilitation Facility
• All of the above

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• I think you can safely say all of the above.
• What other facilities might you include?

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• As you can see there are many types of health
  delivery systems. As a health care professional
  you must be familiar with the services offered by
  each so that you are able to provide the BEST
  care possible for your patients.

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Final QuestionIf you had an emergency illness or
injury who would you hope would be there to care
for you?

• Your Coach (hint)
• Your English Teacher
• Your Principal
• Ms. Hunt (A highly trained and
• skilled EMT I)

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• You better have picked D